The Detroit Symphony has hired Martin Sher of the New World Symphony as V-P and Chief Artistic & Operating Officer, a new position.
The top floor already consists of President & CEO Erik Rönmark, V-P and Chief Revenue Officer Jill Elder, and V-P and Chief Financial & Administrative Officer Linda Lutz. There is also a Senior Director of Artistic Planning Jessica Ruiz.
The NWS is in Florida. Detroit has a bitter winter. Go figure.
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